Frecciarossa

Hyundai Rotem showed off a new high-speed train for South Korea.

And Hitachi's class-leading ETR 1000 in its very fetching Frecciarossa livery also looked the part.

There was plenty of yellow plant, locomotives with batteries, and even the world's first narrow gauge hydrogen train.

There was a chance to remote drive a train, chat to CEOs, witness amazing product launches, and generally see everything that a vibrant rail sector has to offer.

this is something yes this is a big one because i think a lot of people do hold on to it like i don't want someone to steal it which again it makes sense it is especially if you got it off of flight and you're like i just got here if i lose my luggage now i'm just ruined like just i'm i'm holding on to it it does create a pretty big issue because the the Lanes, I guess or the little hallway down the middle.

I'm not sure we call that little passageway is not intended to it's not very big It's very much is not very big and if you have a suitcase in the way It's kind of like you're gonna have to move it for people to go past sometimes, you know people are literally having to crawl over a suitcase and Typically on the Frecciarossa trains, the fast trains, as you mentioned, there are going to be luggage racks usually at either end or at least on one of the two ends of the carriage.

So if you get on a train, you're like, oh, this is a bathroom.

There's no luggage rack.

They don't stop there for very long, but there are stories of people jumping on board, grabbing a suitcase or two, hopping off board and the train leaves and no one's the wiser.

There's not really much to do about this, unfortunately.

That's why some people try not to use the luggage racks at the front and the back of the Frecciarossa carriages.

They think that, like, no, someone's going to come on board and steal it.

An armed robbery at a jewelry shop in Wien and an update on the necklace stolen from a museum.

Frecciarossa undergoes testing in Tirol.

When direct high-speed trains will link Italy, Austria, and Germany.

All that in this new edition.

That concludes our coverage of the capital.

We now set off to see what has been happening in the rest of Austria's Bundesländer.

In Tyrol, the famous Italian Red Arrow, the Frecciarossa high-speed train, is already undergoing intensive testing.

It is intended to connect Italy and Germany directly, transiting the whole of Austria.